The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-11-17
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Items Of Interest Gathered nom yarIo
Quarters.

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-O'Brien has been moved to the prison in
firmary, by order of his physician.
The Labor party was routed in Chicago.
The leaders acknowledge an outright de
feat.
does not alter the results as already pub
lishcd.
1t now turns out that the Anarchist Geo
Engel attempted suicide, by taking lauda-
| NUN, on last Saturday night.
Great precautions are beiug taken to pre-
vent any demonstrations in Chicago in aid
of the Anarchists.
Gen. + G. Latrobe was formally inau-
| gurated Mayor Of Baltimore yesterday for
| the fifth time
| Between 400 anil 800 warrants for arrest
of illegal voters in New York city today
were in the hands of officers last night.
| The Hon Joseph Chamberlain, head Of
the British Fish Commissioners, arrived in
New York yesterday.
| DR.. Schliemann has made will giving
all his archaeological collections to the Bcr-
lin chronological Museum.
Two companies Of the Sixth United
States infantry, under command Of Major
Lystcr, are now stationed at Chicago
Ground was broken yesterday on the
Knoxville and Southern Railroad, which is
to run from Knoxville to Atlanta,
The Fifth National Bank of st. Louis
closed is doors yesterday. 1t had Il capital
OF $325,00 and carried also 81, 1870, 900
deposits.
The offices of the Dajiy CommcrciM and
the Western Union at Chattanooga were
damaged by fire yesterday, and narrowly
escaped destruction.
The Chicago boodlers have been sen
fenced each to two years Imprisonment
but have been allowed two days 10 file y
bill of exceptions.
The Comptroller of the Currency has
authorized the First National Bank of
Durham, n. c., to begin business, with n
capital of 100000.
Parsons has written letter to Governor
Oglesby, in which he endeayors to gain
favor for himself by rccaptulating his
course as n Louisiana carpet bagger.
The Rev. John Tatcs Downing has been
called to the rectoratc Of Christ Church,
| Greenville, made vacant by the resignation
OF the Rev. Ellison Capcrs.
John Jamber, who was convicted OH Sat
urday Of attempting to kill Ex Mayor Sccor
or Racine, Wis, with dynamite bomb,
attempted suicide yesterday by taking NOR
phne.
Eighteen young army officers at ST. Pc
tcrsburg have been sentenced to various
terms Of exile in Siberia on charges of con-
nection with o revolutionary plot against
the Government
DR.. VIM. Seldeu, an old and prominent
physician of Norfolk Va, and the wealth.,
est capitalist of that section, died suddenly
yesterday morning.
The Comptroller of the Currency has all-
l rod l. ~ !
Sumter, S. c., to begin business with q
capital Of $4,000.
Advices from Dubuque, Iowa. dated
November 6, says: Last night several
further attempts were made to start fires in
different parts of the city. and the anxiety
OF property y-holders naturally increases.
personal encounter took place in Rich
mond, Va, yesterday between Congress ;.
man George d. Wise and VIM. II. Mullen,
editor of the Labor HeraiG. Both were
arrested and bailed
At the election in OswcgO, n. Y, Tues.
day Ida NJ. Griffin was electt d School Com.
missioner in the Third District, carrying
every town in strictly Republican district
AT the Congress of the Woman's Suf
fragc Association. which is being held al
Manchester, England, it was resolved &c
rentroduce the womans franchise bill at
'iS bolhIllS StSSlOu Vi tournament.
Prof. Bergemann will perform the opera
tion on the throat of the Crown Prince, if
the physicians decide that such step is
necessary. The Crown Prince has been
forbidden to talk.
John Dillon, speaking at a meeting Of
| the National League, attributed BalfOur 5
persecution of O'Bricn to revenge for the
| bitter words the latter had used in attack
ing the policy of the Government.
On the Western North Carolina Railroad
the SWannanoa tunnel, the longest on the
road, has caved in and blocked travel ia
| the direction Of Ashcville. Trains leave
by way OF Spartanburg for Salisbury.
| President Cleveland has issued pro-
| clamation announcing the ratification of
the treaty heretofore published between the
| United States and the Sandwich Islands
and setting forth its terms.
There IS decided change of sentiment
| towards the Anarchists since the finding of
the bombs in Lingg's cell. Governor
| Oglesby has received some threatening lei
ters, but he does not regard them seriously.
Governor Gordon has decided against the
| Georgia penitentiary companies, and has
| fined them 81, 800 each for cruelty. Their
charters are to be forfeited if fines are not
paid.
a negro boy only II years Of age, named
Charles Locks' y, was tried Ill Augusta
yesterday and convicted of the murder of
a young white man named Milo Thomas
The murder occurred about two months
ago.
In the fight between the negro mob and
the shcriff's posse in PattcrsOnvillc, La,
| four negroes were killed and one was badly
wounded. All those killed were notorious
| ly bad characters. No further trouble is
| now feared.
DR.. Mackenzie telegraphs from San
Reno as follows regarding the condition
OF the German Crown Prince: There has
been recurrence of growth lower down
IN the throat. am issuing an unfavorablc
bulletin tonight.
Fire at Rcidsville, N. g., destroyed The
large tobacco factory Of II. Sampson &
| Co, together with large stock of tobacco.
Loss on stock 500, ,00O on building and ma.
chinery $4,000 1t is said to be covered
| by insurance.
| The New York post Office is overlooking
with campaign dOCumen s From Friday
| noon to yesterday noon |, 700 900 ncwspa-
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